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March 28, 2012

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The Press-Dispatch What's new at your library? By Ginger Rogers son's Before the Poison. A Hollywood music composer who has recently been wid- owed decides to retire to "a rambling old mansion" in his native Yorkshire. What seems at first to be a charm- ing house gradually begins to give the composer an ee- rie and disturbing feeling. He has the strange sensa- tion that the house has been waiting for him to arrive. When he finds that the to do for the classes I'm tak- ing right now, that my list of books I want to read as soon as my classes end is grow- ing longer and longer. So rather than tell you about books I've read recently, I'm going to list some of the ones I want to read, and you all will have to read them and tell me if they need to stay on my list or not. The first is Peter Robin- I have so much reading years later when an Amer- ican journalist is investi- gating the round up. What I want to know, of course, is what happened to the lit- tle brother? You may have seen the movie version of this novel, starring Kristin Scott Thomas. Note that there is no pre- school or Mother Goose on the Loose this week, due to Spring Break. Friday, March 30 is Mid- Wednesday, March 28, 2012 A-11 YOUR HEALTH MATTERS...YOUR HEALTH MATTERS...YOUR HEALTH MATTERS HealthMatters is a series of free, public programs presented by local physicians and sponsored by Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center! GETTING THE FACTS ON COPD PRESENTED BY night Madness in the Gene- alogy Department. Begin- ners and children over the age of 12 are welcome. Also on Friday, there will house was the scene of a murder 50 years earlier, he begins to investigate the case. The wife had been convicted and hanged for poisoning her husband, but the more he delves into the past, the more the compos- er is convinced that the wife was innocent. It sounds like a pleasantly creepy ghost story/mystery combination, where the composer may be falling in love with the beau- tiful and possibly wrong- ly convicted ghost who is haunting his house. The Boy Who Loved Anne Frank by Ellen Feldman is a fictional story of what the life of Peter Van (Daan) Pels might have been like, had he lived through the holocaust, moved to America, and the effect that the publication of The Diary of a Young Girl might have had on him. Pe- ter, who is mentioned as a boy near Anne's age whose family hid in the Secret An- nex with the Franks, actu- ally died, according to the Red Cross, after his partic- ipation in the Mauthausen death march. He had hoped that he ly beans at each library branch. Children may guess the number of jelly beans in the jar for a prize. The clos- est guesses will be chosen on April 7. Tuesday, April 3, Pre- school meets at Petersburg from 9-10:30 and at Otwell from 1-2 p.m. Wednesday preschool CULLENMEDICAL PROFESSIONALS - UPSTAIRS CONFERENCE ROOM 2005 STATE STREET, SUITE A INWASHINGTON DR. SOHAILQADIR, PULMONOLOGIST TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2012 AT 7:00 P.M. be a Tween/Teen Activity night at Winslow at 7 p.m. There will be a jar of jel- COPD, or Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, is a serious lung disease which makes breathing difficult. Also known by other names such as emphysema and chronic bronchitis, COPD is now the fourth- leading cause of death in the United States. According to the National Institutes of Health, over 12 million people are currently diagnosed with this progressive disease, while it is estimated another 12 million individuals may have it and not know it. meets from 9-10:30 at Win- slow. Thursday, April 5, pre- County Genealogy meet- ing on Thursday at 6 p.m at Petersburg, but there will be no Mother Goose on the Loose. Friday, April 6, the librar- school is at Petersburg from 9-10:30 and at Otwell from 1-2 p.m. There will be a Pike ies will close for Good Fri- day. Monday, April 9, the li- brary van will travel to Sten- dal to St. Peter's church from 1:30-2:30. We are accepting dona- RESPECT FOR HUMAN DIGNITY • QUALITY • JUSTICE • STEWARDSHIP • COMPASSIONATE CARING tions of wire hangers, shoe boxes, and gently used T- shirts for our young people's craft activities. Please help if you can. We still have a few of the would have a better chance of survival making the march than staying in Aus- chwitz, but just a few days after the march, he was put on an outside labor detail, and within three months, was put into the sick bar- racks where he died, tragi- cally, just three days before Mauthausen was liberated. The Boy Who Loved Anne Frank is a "What if" story that explores what could have happened if he had been able to carry out the hopes and dreams he had confided to Anne in the Se- cret Annex. Sarah's Key by Tatiana De Rosnay is also a holocaust survival story. In this story, Sarah, a ten-year-old girl is taken with her parents by the French police in a mid- dle-of-the-night round up of Jewish families. In an at- tempt to protect her younger brother, Sarah locks him in a bedroom cupboard, plan- ning to come back for him as soon as she is released. The story picks up 60 Salem and Josie books, for those of you who wanted one and hadn't gotten one yet. I've only been connected with Petersburg for the last two years, but I enjoyed see- ing familiar family names and figuring out where in town certain things in the story took place. I would like to assure all those who have purchased bricks since the new build- ing opened that some of the bricks have been print- ed and are waiting to be in- stalled, and the rest are cur- rently in the process of be- ing printed. I have a long list of brick CHEVY TRUCK MONTH SELECTION ! REBATES !! SAVINGS !!! Silverados In Inventory! TRUCK MONTH IS HERE! Over 200 New 0% APR up to 72 Months ! T oyota Care purchasers that I need to recognize: Dennis Gray, Te- resa Houtsch, Chet and Kim McCandless, Deena Whal- ey, Robert Whaley, Mer- le Peachee, Jessie Edring- ton, Timeless Classics Au- to Club, Judy Foust, Peters- burg High School's Class of 1965, Cindy Jones, Ruth Rid- dle, and Katie Hartley. We are grateful for the do- nations and brick purchas- es, every item of furniture in the new building that was not purchased through the USDA grant has been cov- ered by donations, so we tru- ly are grateful for your help. Stilwell awarded 'Water Operator of the Year' ployed with the system for 32 years and oversees all operations in servic- ing 3300 customers. Nom- inators, Shannon Green and Jim Shoultz, say that Stilwell shows a tremen- dous amount of dedication to providing the best ser- vice to customers by mak- ing sure they are provided with sufficient, safe sup- ply of drinking water 365 days a year, even while fac- ing his own challenges af- ter suffering from a near death auto accident in 2001 while on the job. He drives tendent for Pike Gibson Wa- ter, Inc., was presented with the "Water Operator of the Year" award from the Alli- ance of Indiana Rural Water during their Spring Confer- ence in Bloomington, IN on March 15. Stilwell has been em- Kevin Stilwell, Superin- Rural Water is a non-profit membership association of over 740 water and waste- water systems and relat- ed professionals. The Alli- ance provides training and on-site technical assistance on Safe Drinking Water Act compliance issues, public health protection (as it re- lates to drinking water), managerial issues, finan- cial issues and operational issues to water and wastewa- ter systems in Indiana that are under 10,000 in popu- lation. Training and on-site work is supported by Feder- al contracts and grants that promote safe water for our communities. the system daily, continu- ing to monitor and to pro- vide the most af fordable updated equipment to pro- vide Pike Gibson Water customers the best service. The Alliance of Indiana Rates As Low As 1.9% On Qualified GM Certified Units STOP IN AND TEST DRIVE A NEW CHEVY AND RECEIVE A FREE BASKETBALL !! University School of Medicine in Boston in 2009. Dr. Qadir holds certifications with the American Board of Critical Care Medicine, American Board of Pulmonary Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine, and the American Board of Sleep Medicine. 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